The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-14
Yesterdays Quotations on Produce at the
Two Great Commercial Centers.

Two Great Commercial Csnters.
NEW YORK. Aug. 13.-F1our. receipts, 21, 1O3
packages; exports, 5,127 brls; 8 1852 sacks. Dull
but prices without quotable change, ruling about
steady; sales, IA 600 barrels.
Wheat-Receipts, 49,. $50 bu; exports, 224, 417
Blu; Spot lots firm but rather quiet Options opened
rather easier, later advanced ls0 atc closing firm
Speculation quiet; sales 8, 668. 900 blu futures and
10000 bu spot No 2 Chicago. 79c T.
red, 7s14c; No red. s08soiic elevator,
81is0S1a delivered; 81 fob; 81 u c.. and NO
No. 2 red, August s0l9c; September. so 9-160SIc
closing at S1ej October. s1es1 e2l4c. closing at
s2l4c; November, s3 lsc, closing at s31sc; De-
cember, s5c closing at s5ci January: s5os0s64c.
closing at s614c; February S67s0S7ssc. closing at
s79sc: March, sis@sssss. closing at 1850; May,
cor1s3spos lots steady and very quiet options
ene partly recovered recetn $50 bn
1919 bu; sales $50 900 bu futures and 81 900 bu
PGs o deye4oSI S ss
a9ise s s6sdng e. a9c oct0bsr AS 5ohsG clos.
5oso .y at closing at
Oats a a 1sc lower and dn closing firm with some
1seovsTy Receipts 5gs 1000 br; exports 10 bu.
Hops firm. California, s01sc.
active and higher. Sales, $1,000 bags; August
17.s50l79oc; September. 17;9091s;05c: October,
Der. 1925 91s.45c; January, 1s.3O018.45c Feb
ruary. 1s.4oc March, 1s.4o01s.45c; April, 1880
steady and unchanged; refined quiet; @. 4os04ac;
off A. 3 3-16c; granrlated, $3.50 lo.l6e cubes, 90
Tallow steady at 3osc. Rosiu dull at $1.02aa0
Ito.
Eggs steady. and demand fair; receipts. 1852
packages Western 10016c.
Pork in moderate demands quoted at $3.50
picked shoulders Ga 61ec; picked hams, 12012l4c.
Lard triae higher, but quiet at 692ls for
6.9907c; November, 5000; December 6.99a7c;
January, 70707 .Osc: city steam, 6.65c.
Butter quiet but firm; Western, IL 02512c. Cheese
frmj rather quiet; Western Sole
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.--There were indications on
Chang to-day that the exciting interest recently
shown In might be short lived, and that the at
tention of operators and the public will again
on wheat The feature of trading the fractional
falling off in and the upward ten dency in wheat
prices. While the operators have been Watching the
clouds for rain and chasing after high prices in corn,
avery important shipping movement in wheat has
receipts this point. The reports also show grad
ua and decided decrease in the receipts Of wheat
ut St Louis and other initial points. The shipme
both by rail and lake have been sufficient to make
quite hole in the amount held in store here by the time
he sassian to.dav waa in GOOD steadv dsnand
Prices advanced 4c and closed 5sc higher than
yesterday. The range was within lc as follows:
September opened at 69Ssc sold up 10 7OI4c early.
void down to the opening point about 1870 and
About 100 reached 70sse sfterward selling little
and downs touched re December sold between "a Ia
but ruled rather quiet the feeling easer
More rain reported In the corn belt and it was
thought by many local operators that the increase
10 the acreage last year moro than
mskes up for the decrease 10 the percentage
Of YIELD and the country will have about
no much corn usual. The market opened as0 lac
under yesterdays closing prices, and advanced a Sac
ruled unsettled. but again became weaker, influenced
by expected larger receipts and closed 5c lower than
yesterday. For oats comparatively easy market
quotable August delivery exhibited slight improve
nent while September and October did not change
materially from yesterdays closing but May ranged
shade lower. The speculative market ruled easy.
Cash oats were fairly active at about yesterdays
prices but after tine the demand subsidized and the
market beGame quiet The provision market dull,